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lady desire; lady cornanion to UV Sall m
England, Ifollaund, iFray ce,,eIc. 1th:, 1(:I;'US( and I1
"June and J1uly. ntre epne
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LOST ___ 'ITTr TO' anrrr nanr'rn Intramuralftems ' Professor Relates
ILOST-Circular mosiatc pin with dove ' FL U NLI UIULI.oresfr .iProgram j
!designl and filigree border. Libor- !rin n jIIU (Continued from Pag-e Six)___
read Poe52~M 71Fr-jl U~ UG V IfJPI' Sigma Delta; kappa Nu v5.'Beta P 1LJYugo h o~ ' e
est Ave. ___ Theta Pi. 8~:30, Phi Leta Delta vs. "f.LJ.ougofteorsy -
__ ~Sigma Alpha MuF; Alpha Chi Rho vs paIIIIWIII outlinted hem i'I'Itho membiers!t
LOST---A piinch ladlln. -ronfl 1 BOlthAlai(son, Wi.,,Feb. 1 7.--Athlet icdi-,SgiaCii;Ph;igaKapfv.I'la ithe Womanl's 4,1:11) a t thel v meec~ting
recte :oa i trop ~ m or (ot ge l ittle will Meet 1the Wis - >.,tgma Phi; Nit Sigmla Nit V5.iAlphea yesterdlay lbhe Irograi oL theo nationial
. C"oopler. IRewvard.t,
--c__________ onf: usitudlent: body for the first, time Keappa I Lambda. 91:15, Phi Lambda forestry ('onlereite eenl ir el (iti
IC 5'l"_ *ra tern it y pin. In it ialIs . A. a t antas ieetin' to be held at. the Kappa vs. ]1ui IDenta, Epsilon' ;'h'i Chii Chica go.
S. on ha ck. Call :158:1, aslk foa'yrn AmyheeWetsdyiihteveyvs. Alphla Rho Clii. !Professor Young pointed out tle
Rewar.~iiifer exfC(~yngt.Eey- -- rowing short age of t inile f ill til
_______effort__is___ing iiade to have the en-
FOR PFN tie ca r p s res nt o w leone he The fratern it y volley ball totirna- state of NMw liifan Land offered public
FOR HE')'Ire carp o r to An thowecoe.hemeat. will start next wee=k. Ent ries Iforestry as the only solnttionto i lie
11ei tLiL ca rvi 5will he receivedl until Friday noon pr'oblem. , . icigfatin(=needs , ,t0
FOR I: INT-1+tu ruibed i e~l t'arn-heat el. Idihli an(i-anegitahis work t1 Fo dayfromtnhose fraternities whichh1ave acr'es of state lore{St s and n fow liaronly,'
lonce withI
live' roa~m apa mint i 'i st. foor'not entirldI'yind wish to do so. 4,50(,00OOacres." lltcf. Young showed
pata toed ing f; loot ball c(Snidflticla ;t ,.hait. "the demand anld consin lt
- wren"e-St._ t I he medalsn Aor the iinners ihe 01eiof ool is going up(11 insteadol r ga in),
- a tin c"M10,11(iiieed lie Jeg in tin g of' wint er h easfrtewnesih
tt( )M S 1'0R H RENTl--- ron sit] gle * .all -cam Pits wvrestlIing tournament are !down"' by enuumerat ini t he It [0(111(15
roln fo- iva t se t r tc, in I s:jWa m enB }lie w ill m {ee I i ni versit .v or mnally «at the ... . i ral office. The 'w inners 110whic h he its rar noi.(' l c t o1 ti e d e
N.lo 'da. fl' el a;icean muget. 1 l i n edals by calling at frj hwool filbre.
N. Iigals. ehIhN' xv~uiisii nh. A'iL his ~t~~i~rivedi fromt state forests, acerdIin", to
Ni NEl )OLLIA ILSsecuares fifteei ito -C( &Tr ' I . ilai lit, presidecii of the 'of. Younig, woulld be thle perti en t ;
Ia r, very larg e.fbeant ifill, [toni 110001. Ailit ii :ssor iation, vill refl e tenit 1ar onJj,r location of 0other indust ri s tenar t lie
Suitlaleofor two or three. II as as*j ''l(,Iy' ----f p rtn z p pforest s and I. colseq ien t icrea sei
largehay indo, alo tw wirdowv, , _ __ -_- --Depa tmen pap r a xall wealthl. The soil(01dtio
oan side. Nicely fuariheul, .sam ! rai ?ec ie I of the lumberjack toio, would lie in-
-iet ) ctvo tr wa ',nr(inil 1 With thle tbought in mind of further- Dr'oveid and:a stable poptilIation est :tb-'
peas. Also ao roont. a t- watit edl fr % . II ' iiC quest.s! in,- the cooperative spirit, and telling, lishedr.
a (dandy ftrow uit e. I? Thiompson. ----!-the camuts of its activities, the build * I "The great est. hen efit that the sta te
- C x~r(alhls for' tea chers are coaing in gs and grouns (epartment Saini- ould Iceeive from liblic' forests
e'rl ths ea SAhebueaE1' d(ay nooni issued the fi rst number of its W(I 1(1 be lie nioney inicottiteWi l I'
-- " thsyart.ielrauo p new depart mental publication, "Thie should be $10100,00O e oachli r,"
FOR ALE-A iec ol'sold wlnu poatmet S .\ ir Ma ga 'd ameonUniversity of' li(chigan) B and G News,''," to ~o~srYiig
"tin oo nt nc I 7, i g ert try, Ilia'; received 25 demnandls an eight-pa1ge, 1 hree-columnn-wide pai-
ice box for $'L0. All newA. 1 21; t re it
Ave nue, . eaIving the ciit s.fntite hefirst, of the ont)01)11 butre- per. P. C. Pardon, suiperintendient of fEutr
______,_Future,_Spani s
-~ports (liffienlt y in placing applicants, t he olepart ment is namned as edit or;
MtISUELLtA i OU9 !(late to thel(ninberh iof photograp~hs and E-H. .1.etcalf, managing editor. ITe'ache rsfo M eet I
a n:l recOiilitenfl tions iiot yet filed. Copies were (distribuited yesterday toa
;NE .110I4 liEEI( (all~s .are likely to increase tf'om now '1the 650 in the cdepartment, and to it eapnrei e (bt' v l
Membrs f Ea Ie r iti e, Sroi ic oritt ii t ierthe ticetig 01' thicho(o0l1- c-qatin u tmber of faculty-men. netTust vnna.svn0-
Clubs hwho have not. hearlNl' . John toast ets' e('Ill)here ini April, an and mdi- Edit oi'ia Is. general news of interest. clock 1 in room 30emeningitiarit .slven '
Campbell's thirilling lectlurec(on datecs for positIions will do well to to thle buildings and ground~s staff, and iL ilyfo orei
3tA N place all necessaryy material in ti l ersoil notes (listrtibuted tinder the Nrma
May hear him any nighit thris week(office at once. eight department heads; carpenter rve.Tx:bo o n
ty ina king an a ppoinl iept, he is a., Loca lion hIlankts to show where I i 1101op ) pitt shop, electric shop1, plumib-ue( nRSalih vlie ilb x
VOCATION EXPERT! applilcanitiay be found at. va riouis ing, groundos, ~Janit ors, power ptlant , and;-
And ha~s been lecturing and giving hlours of the iday arte imlortait to ltiir' r icioldinte sue ' W OIS 0gSI
phrenological examinations at the the e fliciccy of t he burleau and mtustIR NGW I OT,0S
universities and colleges (}tiring the Ito' tilled oasti this week or next. Rollie, Feb. 17,-The Italo-Amneri- GRA1,1UaT11 AND) r:<i-TE ,FD I
last forty years. (See hip pic'tures - -------- can association gave a farewell recep- Chiropodis t VUrtUApedis
in the IDecember nttmb ler oft Tti.)'e ot Berlinl, Felt. 17,- 1(1 facilitate Amei- i 1ionlStunday inl honor )Iof (Giacoiiroe 107NaUivrat vePhn 25
nell Graphic ) canl tourtist travel to Germany, the for- Martino, newly appoint ed ambassador ___________Unver___ity __Ave _______e_2652_
Advice on chain (t c i'ld llin g, li- ' ign oliwe a nnoun ceid a visa good for to thle United St ates.
al improvement, choice of' vocation,. six inoths will 1.' given for $, -'--'------ ---- an mriae..
lAddress :301 N. St ate ti, pione The internlationatl polo matcli be-,Q~~~ 1h~~- A
i 1363-R1. office houlrs, 1t0 a. in. Ifo 1 p. I Weed thle 1Lnitedl States and Great!L '(ILI~ VLI I
mn.; 2 p. mi. ,to 5 p. aii. I Britain will bie hiel in Jutne. A
,trained for (lie purpose of familiar-
iltig the future teachers with the sm*[j-
j11ci. The class has a small enrollment
to give every advantage to the stu-
dcents. Tfhe general aim of the instrite-
tor is to refresh the subject in thle
indos of the pupils.
Vii)aterrn iy House
Robbed Of $100
lIor e thn $100 in cash was takon
front lie lelta. Tau T lpsilon hou se,
;14 N. i aga hls St., by an unidentified
roan soltiiile after 2:30 Monday
moa tn ine;. The thief midoe his depart -
ure'o withbout htaving been discovered
aiidi left hoi) (lute that officers could
work upon. HeI took only actual cur*-
le ncy, di sreg~ariding checks, bill folds,
jewelry, anol](othier articles of value.
Men in 1the house state that the in-
1ttt(1o't'was evidently familiar with,
(hseo' laeo as he con fined his opterations
eintir'oly to the second floor.
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pi~tl Ir"a:: deslvcone lby experi-
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1'7 Nicliels' Arcade
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ci.' rri': ;i;. Good machines for
taI-or rest '.S A. Moran, 711 N.
(' wir c'sity Ave., Room 2.
n, U~1 S. A. NT El) 1f1rpar't tilfl
!r ~. 1I11 V1 caso]Barber Shiop.
3rdl Floor :Main St.
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benefit, for this lvig' -la~sting, inexpensive
Tweet hlips tet , aptte and digestions
Children love it and &llU the time they're
getting the good it G ues themn.
Docdors and dei -,s say that cheewing
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now keep their hair smooth,
lustrous, always in place
Today, as never before, college
men* have smooth, well-kept hair.
Why?
A few years ago the hair was a
nuisance to almost everyone, for
it was usually the least attractive
part of the appearance '- always
unkempt and unsightly an hour
after being combed.
There was no way, then, to keep
it from being so. Old-fashioned
pomades only matted it and made
it g?'easy. Water evaporated quickly
and left it drier and more unruly
than ever.
Today everyone can have
smooth, neatly combed hair
Now Stacomb - a delicate, invis-.
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place - has changed all that.
It isxesponsible for the amazingly
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And it has made possible for every
woman, however "difficult" her
hair, the new smooth effect so much
in vogue.
In clubs and fraternities, at the
theatre or the game, today you can
seldom find even one case of un-
kempt hair.
People who know that the hair
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people who are careful about the
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